Trip Highlights

  • Explore Singapore after dark at Night Safari, combining the Safari Adventure Tram with walking trails and nocturnal wildlife encounters.
  • See Singapore’s contrasting neighbourhoods, from Merlion Park and Orchard Road to Chinatown and Little India.
  • Spend an afternoon at Sentosa, riding the cable car, exploring the Singapore Oceanarium and ending with the Wings of Time fireworks show.
  • Speed across to Coral Island near Pattaya for beach time and optional water sports in the Gulf of Thailand.
  • Discover Bangkok’s spiritual side at Wat Traimit and Wat Pho, before keeping time free for shopping or an optional Safari World visit.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

A 7 Nights / 8 Days itinerary for Singapore Thailand Tour.

  • Arrive at Singapore Changi Airport and meet the local representative for your hotel transfer.
  • Check in and keep some time free to rest after the journey.
  • In the evening, head to Night Safari at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
  • Take the Safari Adventure Tram and explore the park’s nocturnal wildlife; the park currently houses more than 900 nocturnal animals.
    Return after the visit.

Overnight: Singapore

Planning note: The Creatures of the Night presentation currently requires seat booking, available from two hours before each show.

  • Next morning, plan a half-day sightseeing tour of Singapore after breakfast.
  • Stop at Merlion Park for photographs around Marina Bay.
  • Continue past Suntec City, Fountain of Wealth and Orchard Road.
  • Explore the contrasting atmosphere of Chinatown and Little India.
  • Keep the remaining day free for shopping, additional sightseeing or relaxation.

Overnight: Singapore

  • Begin your Sentosa experience today with a one-way Singapore Cable Car ride.
  • Visit the Singapore Oceanarium, the expanded attraction that replaced the former S.E.A. Aquarium in July 2025.
  • Keep some time free to explore other included Sentosa experiences according to the final ticket combination.
  • End with Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony, staged over the sea at Siloso Beach.
  • Return to the Singapore hotel for your final overnight stay.

Overnight: Singapore

  • Enjoy breakfast, check out and transfer to Singapore Changi Airport.
  • Board your flight to Bangkok, which should be separately confirmed as included or excluded.
  • Meet the local representative on arrival and drive to Pattaya.
  • Check in at the Pattaya hotel and keep the evening free.
  • Optionally attend the Alcazar Show, if you would like to add an evening entertainment experience.

Overnight: Pattaya

  • Head to the pier after breakfast today and board a speedboat to Coral Island (Koh Larn).
  • Spend time relaxing on the beach and enjoying the island setting.
  • Choose optional activities such as parasailing, jet skiing or sea walking, subject to weather, operator rules and additional charges.
  • Enjoy snorkelling or other marine activities only where they are safely operated and included in the confirmed programme.
    Return to Pattaya for lunch.

Overnight: Pattaya

Note: Diving should instead be arranged through an authorised operator with suitable equipment, supervision and safety checks.

  • Enjoy breakfast and travel from Pattaya to Bangkok.
  • Check in at the Bangkok hotel before beginning the city sightseeing.
  • Visit Wat Traimit, known for its Golden Buddha.
  • Continue to Wat Pho, home to the Reclining Buddha and an important active Buddhist temple.
  • Stop at the Gems Gallery if it remains part of the contracted programme, then return to the hotel.

Overnight: Bangkok

  • Enjoy breakfast and keep the day free to explore Bangkok independently.
  • Shop, relax at the hotel or add Safari World Bangkok as an optional excursion.
  • If selected, spend time in its Safari Park and Marine Park areas.
  • Attend selected wildlife presentations according to the current day’s programme and timings.
  • Return to Bangkok and keep the evening free.

Overnight: Bangkok

  • Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.
  • Complete check-out formalities.
  • Keep sufficient time for Bangkok traffic before your airport transfer.
  • Transfer to Bangkok International Airport.
  • Board your onward flight, bringing the Singapore–Thailand journey to an end.

Package Inclusions & Exclusions

  • 7 nights’ accommodation – 3 nights Singapore, 2 nights Pattaya and 2 nights Bangkok.
  • Daily breakfast at the hotels.
  • Singapore Airport–hotel transfer.
  • Night Safari admission, including tram ride.
  • Half-day Singapore city tour.
  • Current Sentosa Island experience, with each included attraction named individually.
  • Singapore hotel–airport departure transfer.
  • Bangkok Airport–Pattaya hotel transfer.
  • Coral Island speedboat excursion with Pattaya hotel transfers.
  • Indian lunch after the Coral Island tour, if operationally included.
  • Pattaya–Bangkok hotel transfer.
  • Bangkok city and temple tour, including Wat Traimit and Wat Pho if tickets are included.
  • Bangkok hotel–airport departure transfer.
  • Meals specifically listed in the confirmed quotation.
  • Sightseeing and transfers on SIC/private basis, clearly stated.
  • Applicable entrance fees and local taxes for the attractions expressly included.
  • International airfare, including Singapore–Bangkok airfare if not bundled.
  • Singapore visa charges.
  • Thailand visa charges only where applicable; ordinary Indian passport holders currently have a 30-day visa exemption for tourism, so this should not be listed as a blanket exclusion.
  • Travel insurance.
  • Meals and beverages not specifically mentioned.
  • Parasailing, jet skiing, underwater walking, diving and other optional Coral Island water sports.
  • Alcazar Show unless specifically included.
  • Safari World/Marine Park unless specifically included.
  • Attractions or entrance tickets not expressly named in the inclusion section.
  • Early check-in and late check-out.
  • Personal expenses such as minibar, laundry, shopping, telephone calls and excess baggage.
  • Tips and gratuities.
  • Airline baggage, seat selection and other airline charges not included in the fare.
  • GST/TCS and other applicable statutory charges.

Important Information

  • Light, breathable clothing for the tropical weather in Singapore, Pattaya and Bangkok.
  • Comfortable walking shoes for city tours, Night Safari, Sentosa and Bangkok sightseeing.
  • Swimwear and quick-dry clothing for Coral Island.
  • A light shawl, trousers or other modest clothing for Bangkok temples.
  • Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.
  • A compact umbrella or lightweight rain jacket; short tropical showers are possible year-round in Singapore.
  • A small waterproof pouch or dry bag for the Coral Island speedboat excursion.
  • Motion-sickness medicine if sensitive to speedboats.
  • A light layer for heavily air-conditioned malls, restaurants and attractions.
  • Personal medicines in original packaging, particularly for international border crossings.
  • Passport, Singapore visa, SGAC confirmation and TDAC confirmation.
  • Copies of flight tickets, hotel vouchers and travel insurance.
  • Singapore dollars and Thai baht for small expenses, along with an international payment card.
  • A suitable travel adapter; Type G is standard in Singapore, while Thailand uses several socket types.
  • A portable charger for long sightseeing days.
  • Do not bring e-cigarettes, vapes or vaporiser components into Singapore. Singapore Customs lists imitation tobacco products and related components among prohibited imports.
  • Ordinary chewing gum cannot generally be imported into Singapore, except approved medicinal/dental gum.
  • E-cigarettes and vaping products are also illegal in Thailand; travellers are advised not to bring them into the country.
  • At Night Safari, do not feed or tease animals, leave designated paths or ignore park instructions.
  • Do not enter Bangkok temples wearing beachwear, sleeveless tops or very short clothing. Remove footwear where instructed and avoid pointing your feet towards Buddha images.
  • Do not touch Buddha statues or disturb worshippers during prayers or ceremonies.
  • At Coral Island, do not participate in marine activities when the operator suspends them because of unsafe weather or sea conditions.
  • Do not touch, break or stand on coral reefs while snorkelling or diving.
  • Follow life-jacket and operator safety instructions for all boat and water-sport activities.
  • Do not treat Safari World animal interactions or performances as guaranteed; schedules and individual experiences may change.
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Best fit: November to March These months provide the strongest balance for the overall route. Bangkok and Pattaya generally have drier and more comfortable weather, while February and early March also coincide with Singapore's relatively drier Northeast Monsoon phase. February is particularly favourable for outdoor sightseeing and Coral Island.

Also possible: April and October Both months can work well with some flexibility. April is hotter in Thailand, while October sits towards the end of its wetter season. Short showers and more variable sea conditions should be expected.

Avoid / Least Suitable - May to September The trip remains possible, and Singapore can be visited year-round, but this is the less reliable period for Pattaya's Coral Island day. Thailand's central and eastern regions experience more rain, humidity and thunderstorms, so speedboat and water-sport plans may occasionally change.

  • Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa before travel. The passport should generally have at least six months’ validity.
  • Complete the Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) within three days before arrival, including the arrival date. The SGAC is separate from the Singapore visa.
  • For Thailand, ordinary Indian passport holders travelling for tourism are currently eligible for 30-day visa-free entry from 15 September 2026. The live package exclusion saying “Thailand Visa” therefore needs updating.
  • Complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) within three days before entering Thailand.
  • Keep confirmed return/onward tickets, accommodation details and evidence of sufficient travel funds available for immigration checks. Thailand may ask travellers for proof of funds.
  • The flight from Singapore to Bangkok is an international sector and should be clearly confirmed as included or excluded from the package.
  • Night Safari is a timed-entry attraction. The Creatures of the Night presentation currently requires a separate free seat reservation, which opens two hours before each show and remains subject to availability.
  • The current Sentosa itinerary on the page needs updating: S.E.A. Aquarium and Merlion Tower are outdated references and should be replaced with the attractions actually contracted for the current package.
  • The Bangkok–Pattaya road transfer can take longer depending on traffic, particularly around Bangkok.
  • Coral Island speedboat trips and water sports are weather- and sea-dependent. Activities may be changed or suspended if conditions are unsafe.
  • Parasailing, jet skiing, underwater walking and similar activities on Day 5 are optional and should not be presented as standard inclusions unless specifically bundled. The live itinerary already notes that some activities cost extra.
  • The note telling guests to bring their own diving equipment because there are no dive shops should be removed unless the operator specifically verifies this. Diving should instead be booked through a licensed operator with proper equipment and safety arrangements.
  • Wat Traimit and Wat Pho are active religious sites. Dress respectfully; Wat Pho specifically advises appropriate clothing and says women should avoid shorts above the knee.
  • Alcazar Show and Safari World are optional in the supplied programme, so they should remain outside the standard package unless the contracted rate includes them.
  • Meals described as “dinner at an Indian restaurant without transfers” should clearly tell guests that they must arrange their own transport to and from the restaurant.

Additional Information

  • A 25% deposit is required to confirm the booking.
  • The balance payment must be made 15 days before the start date.
  • Full payment is required for late bookings/peak season.
  • Additional payments are due as per supplier deadlines.

  • Cheque/Demand Draft

  • Bank Transfer

  • QR Code

  • Cancellation charges apply as per the final confirmed booking terms.

  • Refund processing may take 2–4 weeks due to banking procedures.

  • No refunds are available for partially used services or cancellations made after the journey has commenced.

Note: The cancellation amount is calculated based on the total booking amount, not the advance deposited. Charges may vary; view the full cancellation/refund policy here.

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FAQs

Q: What does the Singapore Thailand tour package cover?

Ans:  This 7-night, 8-day tour covers Singapore, Pattaya and Bangkok. The itinerary includes Singapore city sightseeing, Night Safari and a Sentosa visit, followed by Pattaya’s Coral Island and Bangkok temple sightseeing. It suits travellers looking to combine city experiences, wildlife, beach time and culture in one trip.

Q: How many days are enough for a Singapore and Thailand trip?

Ans: Seven nights and eight days works well for the Singapore–Pattaya–Bangkok route used in this package. It allows three nights in Singapore, two in Pattaya and two in Bangkok, with scheduled sightseeing and some free time. Travellers adding Phuket, Krabi or another destination should allow more days.

Q: What is the best time for this Singapore and Thailand tour?

Ans: November to February is generally a convenient period for this itinerary because Bangkok and Pattaya are in Thailand’s cooler season, while Singapore remains warm and tropical throughout the year. The trip is possible in other months, but travellers planning Coral Island activities should consider local weather and sea conditions.

Q: Do Indian citizens need visas for Singapore and Thailand?

Ans: Indian passport holders need a visa before travelling to Singapore. Thailand remains visa-exempt for Indian tourists; for arrivals from 15 September 2026, the permitted visa-free stay is up to 30 days. Travellers must also complete Singapore’s SG Arrival Card and Thailand’s Digital Arrival Card before arrival.

Q: Which places are covered in this Singapore Thailand package?

Ans: The package covers Singapore, Pattaya and Bangkok. Key stops include the Merlion area, Chinatown and Little India during the Singapore city tour, Sentosa, Coral Island near Pattaya, and Wat Traimit and Wat Pho in Bangkok. The itinerary also provides free time for additional sightseeing or shopping.

Q: What are the main things to do on this Singapore and Thailand tour?

Ans: The key experiences include Singapore’s Night Safari, city sightseeing, a Sentosa visit, a Coral Island excursion from Pattaya and temple sightseeing in Bangkok. Water sports at Coral Island are optional and charged separately. The itinerary also leaves free time in Singapore and Bangkok for additional activities or shopping.

Q: Is this Singapore Thailand package suitable for families and couples?

Ans: Yes. This package can work for both couples and families because it combines organised sightseeing with beach time and free periods. Families may enjoy the wildlife and Sentosa experiences, while couples can use the leisure time for dining, shopping or additional experiences.